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4 dni temu · Value is normally determined using a metric of Cents per Point (or Mile) - CPP. This is calculated as follows for any redemption: CPP = [ (Cash price of the flight – taxes and fees) / cost in miles] x 100. As an example, consider a miles redemption with American Airlines AAdvantage.
Check here before booking an award fare. Compare the cost in points or miles to cash, and see which option is best.
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5 dni temu · @MrCycling The probability is low, especially if an airline, like United, calculates the reward cost based on the value of the points/miles.For example, I booked a flight to the Caribbean for 17.7k miles when the ticket price was $271 or so (got $0.01253/mile). The price of the ticket dropped by $36 or so and the reward cost dropped to 15.5k (suffice it to say I took the opportunity to cancel ...
5 dni temu · 2 months later: $450 flight, 30000 miles, $50 in taxes for miles redemption = value of $0.013/mile. 1. Re: The value of an airline mile. I don’t overthink it. I don’t use cents per mile just compare the miles to the cash price; obviously that would give you cents per mile but I don’t think of it that way.
4 dni temu · Taxes and fees will run around $364 one-way, which is a drop in the bucket compared to the ticket’s cash price which can easily exceed $13,000 in each direction. That’s a whopping redemption value of around 21 cents per point.
